In-person play
Games meet at independently operated venues and rented community spaces in Greater Hartford and central Connecticut.
Connecticut Dungeons and Dragons
Game Master Society helps new, returning, and experienced players discover in-person D&D games in Manchester, Greater Hartford, and nearby central Connecticut communities.
D&D in Greater Hartford
GMS brings together independently run games from local Game Masters. Each listing makes the system, schedule, price, experience level, and current status clear before you reach out.
Games meet at independently operated venues and rented community spaces in Greater Hartford and central Connecticut.
Listings explain the campaign's tone, length, audience, cost, schedule, and whether beginners are welcome.
When a table is recruiting, follow its listing to contact the Game Master through the posted sign-up process.
Current D&D 5e campaigns
These campaigns are currently listed as running. Availability can change, so check the main game listings for recruiting status or newly opened seats.
D&D 5e · Currently running
Investigate rogue constructs in a dwarven kingdom shaped by wealth, techno-arcana, and buried political tension.
View the adventureD&D 5e · Currently running
A magic-school adventure where students navigate university life and uncover mysteries beneath Strixhaven.
View the adventureD&D 5e · Currently running
A Feywild campaign of dangerous beauty, strange etiquette, fairy-tale logic, and impossible roads.
View the adventureWhat D&D feels like
In Dungeons & Dragons, each player controls a character while the Game Master presents the world, portrays its people and creatures, and responds to the group's decisions. Players explore, talk, investigate, solve problems, and face dangerous encounters together.
D&D 5e provides a familiar mix of roleplaying, exploration, and tactical combat. The exact balance depends on the adventure and Game Master, so one campaign may feel like heroic fantasy while another leans into mystery, comedy, school drama, or fey intrigue.
You do not need to memorize the rules or own every book. Look for listings marked Beginner friendly or All welcome, then read the individual page for anything the Game Master wants you to bring or prepare.
Common questions
No. Look for games marked Beginner friendly or All welcome. The individual listing explains the expected experience level and how to contact the Game Master.
Availability changes by campaign. Games marked Recruiting or showing open seats are accepting inquiries. Running games are listed for reference but may not currently have space.
Prices vary by Game Master and campaign. Each listing shows its per-session price, schedule, format, and sign-up instructions.
No. Game Master Society is an independent tabletop roleplaying organization. Dungeons & Dragons and related trademarks belong to their respective owners.